AGC still mulling Crackhouse owner’s request


KUALA LUMPUR: A Sessions Court was told that the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) has not decided on the third representation by Crackhouse Comedy Club owner Mohamad Rizal Van Geyzel (pic), who is seeking to have his three charges of posting offensive content on social media dropped.

Deputy public prosecutor Noor Haslinda Che Seman informed Sessions Court judge Priscilla Hemamalini Nadarajan that the AGC had received the representation filed by Mohamad Rizal on June 7.

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